Plagne Bellecôte Tyrolien
Plagne Bellecôte Tyrolien
The Plagne Bellecôte lift Tyrolien is a short, extending pole drag lift just above the centre of Belle Plagne.
Rather than serving any particular runs as such, it’s mainly used to transit people staying in the higher parts of Belle Plagne. This poma is marked as difficult – mainly due to the steepness of the slope it climbs – but also because it features a fairly hefty ‘kick’ at the start.
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Tyrolien routes and piste map
La Plagne drag lift téléski Tyrolien
The Plagne Bellecôte lift Tyrolien can be found a little above the Roche de Mio gondola mid-station, conveniently on a junction of the Belle Plagne piste, before it drops into Belle Plagne village.
Get your hire sorted before you arrive
Book skis or a snowboard online, then collect from a convenient village shop. Tell the team how you ride so they can help you choose suitable equipment.
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Tyrolien pros and cons
Tyrolien: A short access poma for the higher part of Belle Plagne. Its steep gradient and strong initial pull can be awkward, and queues can build at the end of the day.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Access poma | Too steep for many |
| Mainly used to access Belle Plagne haut from main village | Strong kick at start |
| Can have big queues end of day |
Check your cover before you travel
Check that your policy includes skiing or snowboarding, mountain rescue, evacuation and medical treatment. Read the limits, excesses and exclusions, and make sure the activities you plan are included.
Tyrolien connections
Options at the top: Lifts and pistes reached from Tyrolien.
| Connecting lifts | Connecting pistes |
|---|---|
| None | Tyrolien red (really the base of Lognan) |
Tyrolien stats
Tyrolien lift stats: The poma climbs from 2092m to 2118m, gaining 26m in altitude.
| Lift statistic | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length: | 0.1km / 0.06m |
| Base alt: | 2092m |
| End alt: | 2118m |
| Vert ascent: | 26m |
| Av gradient: | n/a |
| Max gradient: | 22% |
| Capacity: | n/a |
| People per hr: | n/a |
| Av travel time: | 1m 02s |
| Type: | Poma |
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